2. FIW 1994: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/fiw/1994,
  editor    = {Wiet Bouma and
               Hugo Velthuijsen},
  title     = {Feature Interactions in Telecommunications Systems, May 8-10,
               1994, Amsterdam, The Netherlands},
  booktitle = {FIW},
  publisher = {IOS Press},
  year      = {1994},
  isbn      = {90-5199-165-7},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

• Jane Cameron, Nancy D. Griffeth, Yow-Jian Lin, Margaret E. Nilson, William K. Schnure, Hugo Velthuijsen: A feature interaction benchmark for IN and beyond. 1-23
• Rob van der Linden: Using an architecture to help beat feature interaction. 24-35
• Kenneth H. Braithwaite, Joanne M. Atlee: Towards automated detection of feature interactions. 36-59
• Tadashi Ohta, Y. Harada: Classification, detection and resolution of service interactions in telecommunication services. 60-72
• Kristofer Kimbler, Eric Kuisch, J. Muller: Feature interactions among Pan-European services. 73-85
• Fuchun Joseph Lin, Yow-Jian Lin: A building block approach to detecting and resolving interactions. 86-119
• Pierre Combes, Simon Pickin: Formalisation of a user view of network and services for feature interaction detection. 120-135
• Mohammed Faci, Luigi Logrippo: Specifying features and analysing their interactions in a LOTOS environment. 136-151
• Kong E. Cheng: Towards a formal model for incremental service specification and interaction management support. 152-166
• Kristofer Kimbler, Daniel Søbirk: Use case driven analysis of feature interactions. 167-177
• Anders Gammelgaard, Jens E. Kristensen: Interaction detection, a logical approach. 178-196
• Johan Blom, Bengt Jonsson, Lars Kempe: Using temporal logic for modular specification of telephone services. 197-216
• Nancy D. Griffeth, Hugo Velthuijsen: The negotiating agents approach to runtime feature interaction resolution. 217-235
• Simon Tsang, Evan H. Magill: Detecting feature interactions in the Intelligent Network. 236-248
• Marilyn Cross, Fergus O'Brien: Restructuring the problem of feature interaction: Has the approach been validated? Experience with an advanced telecommunications application for personal mobility. 249-257
• Douglas D. Dankel II, Mark Schmalz, Wayne Walker, Karsten Nielsen, Luiz Muzzi, David Rhodes: An architecture for defining features and exploring interactions. 258-271